The Global Class Action Platform uses CCB’s proprietary database of more than 2,000 settled cases compiled over the past 16 years to uncover class action recoveries, calculate a recognized loss for each claim filed, and track and monitor the status of each claim until payment is received, confirmed and delivered to each client.

CCB, the first firm to provide monitoring and class action filing services for both securities class actions and antitrust class action claims, is now the leading firm with the capability to uncover claim filings for clients in all six major case areas: securities cases, non-securities cases, current cases, cases with expired claim deadlines, cases filed in the United States, and cases filed internationally.

"Our company pioneered each of these class action services individually," said Brad Heffler, president and founder of CCB. "This proprietary technology, along with filing strategies developed over the past decade, enables our clients to maximize recoveries from all types of claims across all industries."

CCB invented the concept of filing retroactive claims for cases with expired filing deadlines, created the first program that calculated recognized losses for its client base, and began monitoring and filing both domestic and international claims more than 15 years ago, well before others in its industry.

Said Heffler: "In an average year, class action settlements range from $5 billion to $10 billion, and our data shows that median settlements have been trending upwards. We believe the historic financial crisis of the past few years will lead to an even greater increase in settlement funds as these cases wind through the court system. CCB will continue to be in the forefront for its clients in recovering their rightful share of these funds."